Another article went deeper to make fun of Maria's education Level. Most of these articles were obviously written to draw readers’ attention by introducing apparent inconsistencies.

There were also many people with sensible analyses of this matter. "Please don't Link gender to ability! In this day and age, such sexist comments are outdated and unacceptable."

“One's level of education is not the sole determinant of success in life. I mean, who knows what Maria has been through? And what her family environment was Like? She may have been surrounded by people who could profoundly influence her."

Vivian didn't want to approve of these sensible remarks because she simply enjoyed reading articles trashing Maria.

But after much online debate, Maria finally clarified things by tweeting once more.

"Hello, everyone. I'm actress Maria as well as writer Mia."

This time, Maria released the statement via her Twitter account as the actress.

After seeing the tweet, some Internet users who had initially ignored the incident now felt compelled to respond.

Several of them said, "What? Is it really true?”

"Are you serious? It's not April Fool's Day, is it?"

“Am I still dreaming, or is Maria dreaming?"

Some famous people Left comments on Maria‘’s tweet. Jay said, "I'm honored to be in your work again."

Lyndsey also commented, “Ah! Maria, you've finally told the world. I can finally say publicly that I'ma fan of your:

Sheffield Writers’ Association also said, "Hello, five-star writer Mia."

Curt Willows said, "My student! Instead of tweeting, you should be catching up on the next chapter of Female Military Counsellor! Half of me is in the grave now. Will I ever see the end of this book in my Lifetime or not?"

Maria replied, “Sir, you're exaggerating."

Felix Gomez said, "Mia, you need to get out of Sheffield sometimes. If you are ever in Broome, stop by and say hello to Langston and me.”

Langston Glyn said, “Mia, what's so great about the entertainment industry? Why don't you focus on your writing? Also, would you consider being the next president of the Writers' Association?"

Mia's fans also commented, “He is right! Mia, please quit show business and focus on writing novels!"

Maria's fans had different opinions.

“No, no, no! Please don't say that. Maria Loves her acting career!"

In just a few minutes, Twitter crashed. The post was bombarded with comments. Needless to say, both Mia's and Maria's fans were pumped.

“My mother had always forbade me from idolizing a celebrity in the entertainment industry. Now, she just asked me where she could watch Maria's reality show. PS: My mother is a big Mia fan!"

"I bought all kinds of posters of Maria using my allowance money. My father said he wanted to burn them all. And guess what? He now posts them all in his bedroom. What should I do?"